There is no "typical outcome" of any particular offense. Every case is unique in its facts, jurisdiction, judge, etc. Having said that, there is a...

IS their any chance my son will get his Probation re Instated if he has a previous MTR for the same charge 5 years ago?

No one can tell you with certainty what your son's probability of success is. This is particularly true without reading the MTR and without knowing...

What do I do when a mother in law calls my job with threats and allegations to a case that has gone nowhere

You seem to be in a frustrating predicament in which you have insufficient grounds for either a Protective Order or a Temporary Restraining Order....

How do I go by keep a red light ticket off my record? I have a Cdl and a cop pulled me over for running a light.

A qualified attorney with experience handling traffic tickets should be able to keep a conviction off your record with reasonable ease, but time is...

How likely is he to spend jail time on the assault with bodily injury

Without knowing more information about the case, no one can offer a definitive prediction as to whether he is likely to do jail time. Important...

How do we go about getting married? Is there any risk of him going to jail?

Your grandmother will have to accompany you to obtain a marriage license, and she will need to present personal identification and proof of...

What are the restrictions on owning a non propellent taser (a stun stick), what are the restrictions on carrying one?

There are no restrictions to the possession of a taser under state law, since the Texas Penal Code neither defines it as a weapon nor restricts...

At a 2nd hearing on a Motion to Suppress (rehearing), do all statements and questions from the first hearing apply?

The rehearing is de novo, or starting anew. But there is one significant difference between the rehearing and the first hearing: you have a...

Can I get charges brought against me?

The altercation which resulted in marks on your arm has already been investigated by police. That investigation obviously concluded (since your...

A factual defense is often referred to as an impossibility defense. It refers to circumstances in which a defendant is accused of a crime that...